GameStop Invests Cash While Restaurants Raise Wages and Shoppers Seek Deals, Despite Buy Now, Pay Later Misconceptions
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GameStop is using its $900 million cash pile to invest in other companies' stocks rather than buy back its own shares or reward investors.
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Restaurant wages are rising faster than menu prices, helping to reduce wage inequality.
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Shopping expert Kristin McGrath offers tips on finding the best holiday discounts.
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Bryant VanCronkhite evaluates whether Keurig Dr. Pepper could be a good investment.
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Over a third of buy now, pay later users think it's helping raise their credit score, but that may not actually be the case.